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Photographs from this event, organized by Slovak Catholic Charity

Results of "So That None Must Be Alone"

"The heart's beats are numbered, but its size is unlimited". See the results of this campaign to support hospices.

Exhibition on Climate Change Continues

The exhibition is currently on display at OC Optima in Košice

Presenting "Adoption from Afar"

Caritas Slovakia thanks Samsung Electronics LCD Slovakia

Date: 24/06/2011

Caritas Slovakia thanks Samsung Electronics LCD Slovakia for a present in the form of 190 000 pieces of vinyl gloves that will distributed to facilities arch / diocesan charities throughout Slovakia.
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Slovak Catholic Charity at Festival Lumen 2011

Date: 06/06/2011

Slovak Catholic Charity presented its various projects and activities at Festival Lumen in Trnava on June 4th.
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Slovak Catholic Charity Goes to School

Date: 02/06/2011

Slovak Catholic Charity pursues its goal to inform the public, young and old, about the situation and needs of the poor in Slovakia and around the world.
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Photos from the Ver Ár Ju From event

Date: 30/05/2011

Stories, testimonies, even the art of different cultures can serve to bring people together and overcome barriers.
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€6,620.55 Raised for Hospices

Date: 24/05/2011

The results of the "So That None Must Be Alone" fundraising campaign were divided equally among four hospices.
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Bakhita Project - courses on offer!

Slovak Catholic Charity's Bakhita Project offers caretaker courses to people from third-world countries with residence or asylum in Slovakia.

Help for Migrants in Georgia

This project, undertaken by Slovak Catholic Charity in cooperation with the Georgian Ministry of Displaced Persons, aims to improve aid coordination on the regional level and concretely improve the living conditions of migrants in the city of Khobi.

Adoption from Afar

Through the Adoption from Afar (Adopica na dialku) project, started 15 years ago by Slovak Catholic Charity, Slovak doners are able to help children from India, Haiti, Vietnam and Albania.